Hello bloggers!
When I was thinking of the next
stuff for this blog update, an inspirational program was on TV. It was a
documentary about historical progress of cooking methods in China. That was
an interesting one! An idea appeared in my mind out of the blue! I would post
about Oriental food! I remembered I had taken some pictures of a delicious food
and I knew that would be a good material to share with you!
Do you like Chinese food? Haha, I
love it! It is one of the foods which exists in many countries. You can easily
find Chinese restaurant in countries where there are Chinese people! The taste
of Chinese food in each countries have been suited to the taste buds of local
people and due to this, Chinese food has developed into a wide variety of
styles!
This time let me share about a
food that my mother will usually make for the feast on Chinese New Year’s Eve.
Its name is Feng Gan (凤肝) or Phoenix’s Liver, in
English. Cool huh?
Feng Gan can be steamed or fried.
It is a mixture of minced pork and shrimp, pig’s liver, mushroom, and garlic,
with a preserved duck egg yolk in the centre (after soaked in brine for a particular
time, the yolk becomes round and firm). The uniqueness of this delicious
meatball is not only the filling but it also lies in its wrapper. All the mixed
ingredients are wrapped with pig’s abdomen membrane. Some people who cannot get
it may substitute it with dried bean curd/tofu skin.
It is a delicious food, indeed.
Just try one if you visit Chinese restaurant or simply make it at home! These
are the pictures that I’d taken last month. Look at how they look like!
Feng Gan - Phoenix's Liver |
凤肝 - Phoenix's Liver |
They look yummy, don't they? Well, if you need the recipe, you can e-mail me or simply write on comment form!
See ya!